Improving Instruction
PART II: Can We Rethink “Improving Instruction”?
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Author: Dr. Scott Seaman • Date: November 14, 2022
Did I get your attention with my last blog, “Let’s Rethink Improving Instruction?” I hope so. It has conjured up a wide array of emotions,...
Can We Rethink “Improving Instruction?”
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Author: Dr. Scott Seaman • Date: October 24, 2022
Let me just start by saying something super unpopular but true. TPEP is draining principals rather than supporting teachers. There I said it. How do...
Why Wouldn’t You? Finding a Silver Lining in School Shutdowns
Advocacy, Legislation, & Policy, Elementary, High School, Learning & Events, Middle Level
Author: Dr. Scott Seaman • Date: April 28, 2020
One unforeseen consequence of a statewide closure has been the massive forced push for all of us to engage in the virtual meeting space. We...
“These kids LOVE math.” – EngageNY and the Common Core
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Author: Dan Moran • Date: February 15, 2015
Way to go, Bethel! So inspiring to hear a principal (along with teachers and central office leaders) remind us of the power of vertical alignment,...
Attendance Counts
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Author: Dan Moran • Date: August 28, 2014
We all know that taking attendance is mandatory. We also all know that taking attendance is one of those daily systems that either supports or...
Don’t Waste the First Day of School
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Author: Gary Kipp • Date: August 19, 2014
Kids are more ready to learn on the first day of school than any other day of the year. In many cases, it is the...